pelisse
pelisse
Definition
pe·lisse (pə lēs′)
noun
a long cloak or outer coat, esp. one made, lined, or trimmed with fur
Etymology: Fr < OFr < VL pellicia, for pellicia (vestis) < L pellicius, made of skins < pellis, a skin: for IE base see fell
pelisse
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- wear: She wore a long, dark pelisse, gracefully adjusted at the neck by a blue tie.
Noun used with modifier
- silk: Some signs of luxury since my last visit, gold embroidered napkins, & the old mother in yellow silk pelisse lined with fur.
